Games will no longer be eligible for a discount for 28 days since the last price increase

Starting March 28, new rules will apply to Steam’s discounting system.

Valve is known for its consumer-friendly policy when it comes to software refunds. The company gives 2 weeks for a refund for any purchase that was made through the Steam platform, as long as it is not a DLC, an in-game purchase, or a renewable subscription. Furthermore, games that were played for more than 2 hours

With the ARM deal called off, NVIDIA CEO sees no reason to update the company’s roadmaps

In an interview with VentureBeat , NVIDIA CEO confirmed the company is not making any changes to its strategy after calling off the deal to buy ARM Limited.

Two weeks ago NVIDIA officially confirmed it will no longer pursue the acquisition of ARM Limited after ‘significant regulatory challenges’. NVIDIA has been in a tough spot ever since the deal was announced. A number of regulatory and anticompetitive bodies have expressed their concern about  NVIDIA’s

Intel Raptor Lake is rumored to launch by the end of September

Intel made a surprising showcase at Investor Meeting 2022 with a public demo of the 13th Gen Core CPU codenamed “Raptor Lake”. It was not only the first demonstration of the new CPU series but also the first time Intel confirmed it will offer twice as many Efficient cores as Alder Lake.

Intel has not said much about the new series performance though. The company did,

AMD RDNA2 iGPU shows its strength against NVIDIA low-power discrete solutions

A highly detailed review of AMD Ryzen 6000 APUs has been published on the Zhihu platform by an engineer working Lenovo Notebook Division in China. This review focuses on many aspects, such as APU power efficiency or its battery life. The most interesting part, however, covers the iGPU performance.

AMD Ryzen 6000 series features updated Zen3+ architecture on 6nm node, but the most important upgrade finally came to the graphics

Intel Arc Alchemist might feature a high clock speed of 2.4 GHz

Intel Arc Alchemist has been spotted running 2400 MHz clock speed during the Geekbench OpenCL test.

The card which is supposedly running on on “Coffee Lake Client Platform” is most likely under testing at Intel’s or an undisclosed board partner’s labs. According to the data collected by Geekbench software, the system was equipped with a Core i9-9600K processor with 6 cores and 6 threads.

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NVIDIA CMP 100HX might feature a Volta GV100 processor

NVIDIA expanding its CryptoMining Processor series with Volta.

Poor Volta. It appears NVIDIA has decided to launch its compute accelerator for the crypto mining business as new photos emerge on PC_Shopping forums. The card allegedly features the same PCB layout as the Titan V, which was the only consumer model released with GV100 GPU with actual display outputs. The CMP 100HX, as it is called in the original report, does

Intel NUC 12 Extreme “Dragon Canyon” gets official specs

We received the spec sheet for the upcoming Intel high-end Small Form Factor PC.

Intel wants to ‘scorch the competition” with its NUC 12 Extreme. This small desktop PC is a hybrid between a full-fledged desktop PC and a Mini-PC powered by the latest CPU. Intel NUC Extreme “Canyon” series combines a compact PCIe board with CPU, memory, and SSD with a full-sized discrete GPU.

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Gigabyte UD1000GM PG5 is the company’s first PCIe Gen5 compatible power supply

Another company unveils its PCIe Gen5 compatible power supply, but it is just another example of the confusion surrounding the new PCIe Gen5 power cable.

Gigabyte UDM1000GM PG5 is a 1000W power supply with 80+ Gold efficiency certification. It is a compact supply with full modular connectors. Among those connectors is the new power standard for next-gen GPUs.

AMD RDNA2 crypto mining cards get cheaper

Sapphire’s GPRO X080 loses nearly 475 EUR in value in one month.

Back in November, Sapphire revealed its plans for a GPRO X080 mining card equipped with NAVI 22 GPU and 10GB of GDDR6 memory. If it wasn’t for El Chapuzas Informatico , we would have probably not even heard about this card, because graphics card makers are reluctant to advertise their mining equipment for a good reason – gamers hate to